James Hutton

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Name: James Hutton
First reported May 17 2013 - Updated May 17 2013 - 1 reports

Highland nature reserve reopens following revamp

A Highland nature reserve whose geology has contributed much to our understanding of the earth's history has reopened.TV geologist Professor Iain Stewart, star of BBC Two's Men of Rock, was at the Knockan Crag 13 miles north of Ullapool which attracts ... [Published Herald Scotland - May 17 2013]
First reported May 16 2013 - Updated May 16 2013 - 1 reports

HUTTON, ROBERT JAMES

Be the first to share your memories or express your condolences in the Guest Book for ROBERT JAMES HUTTON Jr..View SignSUMMERFIELD — Our beloved son, brother, husband and father, Robert James "Jim" Hutton, Jr. died on Monday, May 13, 2013.Funeral services ... [Published News-Record.com - May 16 2013]
First reported May 15 2013 - Updated May 15 2013 - 1 reports

The Drum daily jobs round-up: Marketing Manchester, Somethin' Else, Mind Candy, The James Hutton Institute, Denholm

Today's jobs round-up brings roles for a digital marketing executive, a head of digital, a head of UX, a graphic designer and a PPC executive.Marketing Manchester is looking for a digital marketing executive based in the city. Responsibilities include ... [Published The Drum - May 15 2013]
First reported May 13 2013 - Updated May 14 2013 - 1 reports

Study: Plants communicate with each other via underground fungi

Carried out by researchers from the University of Aberdeen, the James Hutton Institute and Rothamsted Research, the study demonstrated that the plants are able to send warnings of incoming aphids to other plants connected to their network. The plants ... [Published Yahoo! News - May 13 2013]
First reported May 12 2013 - Updated May 13 2013 - 1 reports

Hydro schemes face bans over moss

SCOTTISH Natural Heritage (SNH) is facing a clash with developers over plans to declare dozens of waterfalls off-limits to new schemes to provide hydro-electric power. The government’s countryside protection agency has identified areas on more than 130 ... [Published The Scotsman - May 12 2013]
First reported May 10 2013 - Updated May 11 2013 - 3 reports

Plants use underground fungus network to send ‘distress signals’ to each other

Topics: bean plants ♦ James Hutton Institute and Rothamstead ResearchBritish researchers released a study on Thursday saying that plants can communicate with each other by using an underground network of fungi. According to the BBC, the study, published ... [Published Raw Story - May 10 2013]
Entities: Fungus, Aphid, Chemical, Plants
First reported May 07 2013 - Updated May 07 2013 - 1 reports

The Drum daily jobs round-up: Channel 4, The James Hutton Institute, Boutinot, Steria Recruitment, Pitch

Today's jobs round-up offers roles for an agency principal, graphic designer, digital and print designer, PHP developer and marketing assistant.Channel 4 is looking for an agency principal based in London , offering a "rare opportunity to make a significant ... [Published The Drum - May 07 2013]
First reported May 06 2013 - Updated May 06 2013 - 4 reports

U.K. researchers develop new grass type to better capture water runoff

In addition to measuring runoff, scientists at the James Hutton Institute collected data on the productivity of their new grass for farming. The grass was harvested and weighed automatically to evaluate it. (Photo by Kit Macleod.)As the atmosphere heats ... [Published Public Radio International - May 06 2013]
First reported May 02 2013 - Updated May 03 2013 - 2 reports

New grass could help tackle flooding, say scientists

From the GuardianA new grass that cuts the water running off from fields by half could help stem the rising floods that global warming is bringing to the UK. The roots of the grass, a natural hybrid of rye and fescue grasses, produce more pores in the ... [Published Environmental Research Web - May 03 2013]
First reported Apr 29 2013 - Updated Apr 29 2013 - 3 reports

Holding back the flood

A new grass species' hybrid developed by researchers at Aberystwyth University could help reduce the impact of flooding.Recent research published by a collaboration of plant scientists from across the UK, show that a new grass hybrid developed by plant ... [Published Noodls - Apr 29 2013]
First reported Apr 25 2013 - Updated Apr 25 2013 - 5 reports

New grass species could help reduce the likelihood of flooding

Scientists at the Lancaster Environment Centre have shown that a grass hybrid species can help reduce the impact of flooding.Professor Phil Haygarth and Professor Andrew Binley are part of a collaboration of scientists who have investigated the use of ... [Published Lancaster University - Apr 25 2013]
First reported Apr 19 2013 - Updated Apr 19 2013 - 2 reports

Difficult Choice Ahead as Scotland Moves from Historic SFP

Possible payment models were outlined at the seminar by the James Hutton Institute outlining how direct support might be paid in Scotland under an area-based payment system, which is likely to be introduced from 2015. While the models did not predict ... [Published Stackyard - Apr 19 2013]

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Highland nature reserve reopens following revamp [Published Herald Scotland - May 17 2013]
HUTTON, ROBERT JAMES [Published News-Record.com - May 16 2013]
The Drum daily jobs round-up: Marketing Manches... [Published The Drum - May 15 2013]
Study: Plants communicate with each other via u... [Published Yahoo! News - May 13 2013]
Hydro schemes face bans over moss [Published The Scotsman - May 12 2013]
Plants use underground fungus network to send ‘... [Published Raw Story - May 10 2013]
Study: plants 'talk' via funghi to warn about i... [Published Wired.co.uk - May 10 2013]
Plants use underground networks to warn of enem... [Published Farm Business - May 10 2013]
Plants 'talk' through fungus network [Published BBC - May 10 2013]
'Big foot' grass could ease farm pasture flooding [Published North Wales Daily Post - May 09 2013]
Joining the dots [Published Holyrood - May 08 2013]
The Drum daily jobs round-up: Channel 4, The Ja... [Published The Drum - May 07 2013]
U.K. researchers develop new grass type to bett... [Published Public Radio International - May 06 2013]
Hybrid grass collects more rainwater, reduces r... [Published The Columbia Chronicle - May 06 2013]
Researchers Develop Grass Hybrid with Potential... [Published TopNews New Zealand - May 06 2013]
'Supergrass' developed by Welsh scientists is l... [Published Wales Online - May 06 2013]
Flood control with new hybrid grass [Published Water Conserve: News - May 04 2013]
New grass could help tackle flooding, say scien... [Published Environmental Research Web - May 03 2013]
Grass Species Could Reduce Likelihood of Flooding [Published The Bioenergy Site - May 02 2013]
Hybrid Grass Can Reduce Flood Damage [Published EnviroLib - Apr 29 2013]
Holding back the flood [Published Noodls - Apr 29 2013]
New hybrid grass could help prevent flooding [Published Punchline - Apr 29 2013]
Grass hybrid reduces field run-off [Published Young And Country - Apr 29 2013]
Surprise - Beavers fell trees near the water's ... [Published Wildlife Extra - Apr 29 2013]
New grass 'flood reduction hope' [Published BBC - Apr 27 2013]
New grass species could help reduce the likelih... [Published Lancaster University - Apr 25 2013]
New hybrid grass could reduce devastation cause... [Published Farmers Guardian - Apr 25 2013]
New grass hybrid could help reduce the likeliho... [Published Bio-Medicine - Apr 25 2013]
Novel grass hybrid mitigates flooding impact [Published Farmers Weekly Interactive - Apr 25 2013]
New grass could help tackle flooding, say scien... [Published Guardian.co.uk - Apr 25 2013]
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Plants use underground fungus network to send ‘... [Published Raw Story - May 10 2013]
Topics: bean plants ♦ James Hutton Institute and Rothamstead ResearchBritish researchers released a study on Thursday saying that plants can communicate with each other by using an underground network of fungi. According to the BBC, the study, published ...
Hybrid Grass Can Reduce Flood Damage [Published EnviroLib - Apr 29 2013]
A new type of high-performance and potentially cost-effective hybrid grass can mitigate flood damage, it’s been claimed. The result of work carried out by a whole host of organisations, including the James Hutton Institute, Aberystwyth University’s IBERS ...
Cheaper, Efficient Tool for Barley Genotyping L... [Published CropBiotech Update - Jan 23 2013]
The James Hutton Institute in the United Kingdom and the US company Eureka Genomics have launched a custom assay for the genotyping of barley. The assay has the ability to identify over 400 SNPs (single-nucleotide polymorphism) in a single test. SNP Genotyping ...
Twitter Snips for January 14th, 2013 [Published Genome Blog - Jan 14 2013]
Welcome to the first collection of bits and pieces from Twitter for 2013. With the overwhelming amount of traffic that passes through Twitter every day it is is to get lost or simply give up and ignore the tool. Success in sharing your own posts,  or ...
Krugman on Scientific Method, by David Henderson [Published EconLog - Nov 20 2012]
Some of Paul Krugman's best posts are on scientific method, specifically, how do you judge a theory. One of his posts today is beautiful, or, more correctly, would have been beautiful had he dropped the last line. In that line, he attacks people ...
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Eureka Genomics and the James Hutton Institute ... [Published GlobeNewswire: Acquisitions News - Jan 11 2013]
Terra Nova Announces the Addition of James Hutt... [Published Marketwire - Breaking News Releases - Dec 17 2012]
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